Wednesday’s Photos
Observations on the Way to the Hot Springs
Last week, my wife and I visited the Nakusp Hot Springs after a more than two years hiatus because of Covid-19. The snow indicates that we still experience winter conditions. But the sun shone brilliantly from a blue sky and the temperature was hovering pleasantly around the freezing mark. On this hour-long trip, we frequently stopped and took these pictures. We even caught a sunset photo on our way home. Enjoy!
The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family 
Beautiful country and landscape. Hope you are well. 🙂
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Thank you, Maryann! Greetings from Canada that is still awaiting the arrival of Spring.
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Peter, my pleasure. Our three days of spring are over. Thunderstorm and winds. Happy Spring to you and yours. ^^__^^
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What a gorgeous area! 🙂
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Thank you, Pit!
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You’re welcome.
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Einfach fantastisch Peter, das ist halt Kanada. Gruss Wolfgang
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Wie gut, dass dir die Bilder gefallen haben, lieber Wolfgang.
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Peter, thank you for sharing the majestic scenery. You and Biene’s trip to the hot springs was probably so refreshing to enjoy the water and scenery. Blessings!
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It certainly was, and with definite signs of spring in the air.
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Mir gefallen besonders Ansicht 3 und Ansicht 4, Peter!
Danke!
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Beautiful scenery!
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You live in formidable surroundings!
Picture 3 is my favourite today… the colours and the depth.
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Thank you, Birgit!
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Gorgeous, Peter!
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Natural Splendour of the Arrow Lakes
On Wednesday, March 16, 2022, The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family wrote:
> Peter Klopp posted: ” Wednesday’s Photos Observations on the Way to the > Hot Springs Last week, my wife and I visited the Nakusp Hot Springs after a > more than two years hiatus because of Covid-19. The snow indicates that we > still experience winter conditions. But the sun” >
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It looks like a wonderful outing. I especially like the second photo; the smoothness of the snow suggests the cycle of melting and refreezing that’s probably occurring there now.
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That was a good observation, Linda. Also, because the constant melting and refreezing we can walk on the snow without sinking in.
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So it seems Biene has healed up enough to travel a bit now.
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Yes!! Last night she danced for me to the tune of Zingarella.
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So she’s become (or reverted to) a gypsy.
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A very nice tour. Numbers 3&4, seemingly similar views of the same mountains, are both nicely lit.
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Gorgeous and pristine!
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